It shall be delivered full at the end of your lease or the amount to fill will be deducted from your security deposit.Something like that.Oil is tough on tenants because it costs a lot at a time to fill.

We are starting a new real estate syndication company in Anchorage, Alaska and looking for templates to develop our investor materials. 

@Mic Salvador,Doing BRRRR out of state is going to be pretty tough, unless you’re willing to move there and live on-site for the duration of the rehab and leasing process.I run a turnkey operation out in Alabama and I saw that @Min Zhang already recommended turnkey as a possible alternative—have you given that any thought?

Just like our BANKERS validate and question our deal analysis, you need to be the BANKER.Majority of the Syndication failures going on right now are due to either Short-term financing used on longer term projects- in a period of extreme interest rate hikes, material Inflation, or Covid related supply chain or personnel issues.You as the BANKER, know that all of the above should have been covered by the Syndicator and by you the BANKER. 

Also come from the construction industry on the material manufacturer side.

It’s a tough spot, but it looks like you’ve got assets and options to work with.

Appraisal can be tough on the hard money side of things if a lender requires one.

@James Harryton I have been filling up a building with high quality grade materials and amenities.

Unless someone specifically wants to work with us, they have a tough scenario in terms of qualifying, extenuating circumstances... so on and so forth.... 

I would definitely accept a $3,000 quote to paint my whole interior, especially if that included the cost of materials.